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Plan end-user training for a new system or process rollout

A role-based training plan for launching new software or a process change, including super users, sandbox practice, and go-live support.

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The prompt

Help me plan end-user training for a new system or process rollout. What is changing: [e.g. "moving from spreadsheets to a new CRM", "new expense process"] Go-live date: [DATE] User groups and numbers: [ROLES, LOCATIONS, SHIFTS] What each group must be able to do on day one: [KEY TASKS BY ROLE] Available resources: [training environment/sandbox, vendor materials, super users, trainers, budget] Known resistance or risks: [DETAILS] Plan principles: - Train by role and task, not by system menu. People learn the 5-10 tasks they need, not every feature. - Train close to go-live (ideally within 2 weeks) so skills are not forgotten, with hands-on practice in a sandbox using realistic data. - Use a super-user or champion network for floor support. - Plan for go-live and the weeks after: most learning happens when people hit real cases. Return: 1. A training needs matrix: Role | Tasks required at go-live | Proficiency needed | Training method | Duration. 2. A timeline from now to 60 days after go-live, aligned with the project plan. 3. Super-user program: selection criteria, training, responsibilities, time commitment. 4. Materials list: quick reference guides, short videos, sandbox exercises, FAQ. 5. Go-live support plan: floor walkers, help channels, office hours, escalation path. 6. Readiness criteria: how we know users are ready before go-live. 7. Risks (e.g. sandbox not ready, process not final) and mitigations.

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What to fill in

  • DATE
  • ROLES, LOCATIONS, SHIFTS
  • KEY TASKS BY ROLE
  • DETAILS

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